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Summary
Summary
Funding of development and implementation of nanotechnology experiences into the undergraduate curriculum has been increasing in recent years due to the expectation of the enormous impact nanotechnology research will have on the future workforce and the need for understanding of nanotechnology concepts by the general population. This symposium series book describes various course and curricula modifications being incorporated by institutions as well as specific laboratory experiences appropriate for undergraduates. Also included is an introduction to techniques necessary for characterization of materials at the nanoscale.
Author Notes
Kimberly A. O. Pacheco is Assistant Professor of Chemistry at the University of Northern Colorado
Richard Schwenz is Professor of Chemistry at the University of Northern Colorado
Wayne E. Jones, Jr. is Professor of Chemistry and Director of Graduate Studies at Binghamton University (SUNY)